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Schnackenberg, Andrew K.; Tomlinson, Edward C. - In: Journal of management : JOM 42 (2016) 7, pp. 1784-1810

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The benefits of walking your talk : aggregate effects of behavioral integrity on guest satisfaction, turnover, and hotel profitability

Simons, Tony; McLean Parks, Judi; Tomlinson, Edward C. - In: Cornell hospitality quarterly : CQ 59 (2018) 3, pp. 257-274

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Will someone be checking my work? : the effect of psychological entitlement and the expectation of being monitored on task performance and misreporting

Holderness, Kip; Olsen, Kari Joseph; Thornock, Todd A.; … - In: Accounting horizons : a quarterly publication of the … 36 (2022) 4, pp. 47-65

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Revisiting the trustworthiness–trust relationship : Exploring the differential predictors of cognition‐ and affect‐based trust

Tomlinson, Edward C.; Schnackenberg, Andrew K.; Dawley, … - In: Journal of Organizational Behavior 41 (2020) 6, pp. 535-550

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Clearing opacity : change management via leader transparency in Native American neotraditional organizations

Schnackenberg, Andrew K.; Harris, Maurice; Panamaroff, Jon - In: Business & society 63 (2024) 3, pp. 502-541

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Crime and corruption in organizations : why it occurs and what to do about it

Burke, Ronald J. (contributor); Cooper, Cary L. (contributor) - 2016

pt. 1. Introduction -- pt. 2. Causes of crime and corruption in organizations -- pt. 3. Costs of crime and corruption in organizations -- pt. 4. Corruption in the professions -- pt. 5. Reducing crime and corruption in organizations.

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The context of trust repair efforts: Exploring the role of relationship dependence and outcome severity

Tomlinson, Edward C. - In: Journal of Trust Research 1 (2011) 2, pp. 139-157

Compared to prior trust repair research that has focused on reactions by the trustor to social accounts or actions by the trustee, this research examines two contextual factors posited to affect the perceived need for and difficulty of repairing trust after a negative outcome. Based on...

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